Speeches by Jackson

Allow me to first congratulate you, Ambassador Peter Thompson, on your election as President of the General Assembly at its seventy-first session and to assure ...

Before I begin my statement, I should like to extend, on behalf of the Government and people of Malaysia, our deepest condolences to India for the devastating e...

42. Madam President, twenty-four years ago your delegation to the first session of the General Assembly was one of four from the continent of Africa. Today that...

Let me begin by expressing my sincere appreciation to His Excellency Mr. Samir Shihabi for his wise administration and leadership of the forty-sixth session o...

83. Madam President, our Permanent Representative to this Organization has. already extended to you, on behalf of the Trinidad and Tobago delegation, our warmes...

 The forty-second session of the General Assembly takes place against the background of some encouraging developments in international relations. It is Guyana ...

Mr. President, to extend to you congratulations upon your election to the presidency of this session of the General Assembly is for me no mere fulfilment of a ...

My first duty - which is a pleasant one - is to extend felicitations and congratulations to you, Sir, a distinguished son of Spain, upon your unanimous election...

75. Mr. President, first I should like to congratulate you on your election to your high and demanding office. The part of the world from which I come could no...

I speak from this rostrum as the representative of one of the many small countries which constitute the majority of the membership of this Organization. I spea...

 On behalf of the delegation of the Democratic Republic of Sao Tome and Principe and on my own behalf, I have the honour and pleasure to extend to the Presid...

190. Mr. President, the Assembly convenes at a time when international relations are increasingly characterized by tensions and turmoil, fear of nuclear disast...

165. The history of the United Nations is a mixture of success and disappointment. The arrangements now necessary for accommodating representatives of States i...

 We are meeting at a time when the dynamic of co-operation has gained ascendancy over that of confrontation. As a result a good mood prevails in the internati...

64. Madam President, it gives me great pleasure to congratulate you on your election. Your experience and personal charm will ensure that we shall get on with o...

The unanimous election of Ambassador von Wechmar to the presidency of this thirty-fifth session of the General Assembly is a source of great pleasure to me and...

My first and pleasant duty is to extend warm felicitations and congratulations to the President, a distinguished son of Hungary, upon his unanimous election...

121. I should like to begin by congratulating Mr. Hambro, as previous speakers have done, on his election as President of this historic twenty-fifth session of...

41. Madam President, it has been ten years since I last took part in the deliberations of the General Assembly. I consider it a privilege to return to this rost...

In electing you, Sir, President of the thirty-ninth session of the General Assembly the international community has honoured a man of remarkable talent and exp...